DIFFERENT LEARNING LEVELS IN MULTIPLE-CHOICE AND ESSAY TESTS: IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED RETENTION

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SAEIDI MAHNAZ; SOLEYMANI MARYAM

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Journal: THE JOURNAL OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PEDAGOGY AND PRACTICE Year:2009 | Volume:2 | Issue:4 Page(s): 194-215

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DIFFERENT LEARNING LEVELS IN MULTIPLE-CHOICE AND ESSAY TESTS: IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED RETENTION

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SAEIDI MAHNAZ | SOLEYMANI MARYAM | Issue Writer Certificate

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MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONSQ3

ESSAYQ3

REMEMBER AN INSTANCEQ3

REMEMBER A GENERALITYQ3

USE A GENERALITYQ3

IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED RETENTIONQ3

Abstract

This study investigated the effects of different learning levels, including REMEMBER AN INSTANCE (RI), REMEMBER A GENERALITY (RG), and USE A GENERALITY (UG) in multiple-choice and ESSAY tests on IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED RETENTION. Three-hundred pre-intermediate students participated in the study. Reading passages with multiple-choice and ESSAY questions in different levels of learning were given to the participants to investigate the effects on both IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED RETENTION. The findings revealed that to evaluate immediate retention, MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS at remember levels are effective, but for enhancing delayed retention, ESSAY questions, especially at UG level, are more effective. The results of the study suggest that tests can be used as aids to retention beyond their primary evaluation function.

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SAEIDI, MAHNAZ, & SOLEYMANI, MARYAM. (2009). DIFFERENT LEARNING LEVELS IN MULTIPLE-CHOICE AND ESSAY TESTS: IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED RETENTION. THE JOURNAL OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PEDAGOGY AND PRACTICE, 2(4), 194-215. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/181310/en

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SAEIDI MAHNAZ, SOLEYMANI MARYAM. DIFFERENT LEARNING LEVELS IN MULTIPLE-CHOICE AND ESSAY TESTS: IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED RETENTION. THE JOURNAL OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PEDAGOGY AND PRACTICE[Internet]. 2009;2(4):194-215. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/181310/en

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MAHNAZ SAEIDI, and MARYAM SOLEYMANI, “DIFFERENT LEARNING LEVELS IN MULTIPLE-CHOICE AND ESSAY TESTS: IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED RETENTION,” THE JOURNAL OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PEDAGOGY AND PRACTICE, vol. 2, no. 4, pp. 194–215, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/181310/en

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